North Dakota Methodist Appointments Announced at Huron
North Dakota mission conference at Huron closed on the 18th with Bishop Harris announcing the year’s appointments for Fargo and Grand Forks districts. Listings include presiding elders and numerous pastors assigned or to be supplied to each charge across towns such as Fargo Bismarck Jamestown Wahpeton Minot Grand Forks Park River Pembina Saint John Walhalla and nearby circuits.
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North Dakota
Huron
Harris
Fargo
H. G. Bilbie
Bismarck
W. F. Cook
Casselton
N. Griffith
Coal Harbor
A. J. Garry
Elliott
T. Robinson
W. Ingham
Gladstone
Levin Johnson
Hoskins
John Ogden
Jamestown
Taylor
J. H. Battleman
la Moure
Preston
Lisbon
Cook
Mandan
P. J. Albright
Milnor
W. F. Foster
Ripon
Jonathan Turner
Sheldon
Henry Green
Steele
John Herbert
Sterling
John Clearwater
Tower City
M. Spoor
Valley City
H. D. Brown
Wahpeton
J. M. Vancevery
Yankton
H. B. Clearwater
Grand Forks
D. C. Planette
Presiding Elder
Acton
C.J. Baker
Bathgate
J. B. Monroe
Church's Ferry
C. P. Green
Devil's Lake
T. H. Scheckler
Drayton
W. R. Morrison
Elgin
Richard Hamar
Grafton
G. H. van Vliet
Frank Doran
Grandin
C. A. McNamara
Hamilton
F. Beer
Hillsboro
B. Tope
Hope
A. Barlow
Inkster
Lakota
J. R. Yost
Langdon
C. M. Reese
Larimore
E. P. Hall
Minot
W. C. Hackett
Minto
H.C. Jephcott
Ojata
George Oliver
Park River
H. P. Cooper
Pembina
J. A. Hoover
Rugby Junction
James Draper
Saint John
St. Thomas
C. H. Tregfawney
Walhalla
J.c.heasey
Wests
Dakota Methodist Appointments Rounded For Next Year
The Dakotas conference of the Methodist church closed with Bishop Bowman listing ministerial appointments for the ensuing year. Aberdeen will host the next meeting. Districts including Aberdeen and Mitchell receive assigned pastors such as A Traveller presiding elder, John Palm, F E Leazer, and many others across towns like Andover Ashton Doland Gary Pierre Redfield Watertown Huron Iroquois Chamberlain and Yankton withTo be supplied designations for several circuits.
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Methodist Church
Dakota
Bowman
Aberdeen
A. Traveller
Esiding Elder
John Palm- Andover
F. E. Leazer
Ashton
Fowler
Athol
William Roe
Mary Ann May
Man- An
A. E. Burrows
Brookings
I. G. Hall
Gaveur
R. C. Opie
Clark
H. M. Springer
P. Brookan
Clear Lake
E. Craven
de Smet
F. H. Wheeler
Doland and Frankfort
Gary
J. C. Shelland
Hand County
J. A. Gowdy
Henry
A. ©. Bowers
Highmore
T. H. Garvin
Huron
A. W. Adkinson
Iroquois
E. Hoskyn
Lake Byron
W. Potter
Spring Lake
D. P. Olin
St. Lawrence
A. French
Pierre
W. F. Minty
Redfield
James Rowe
Watertown
W. H. Silleck
W. H. Matson
Wessington
C. Leavell
White
Aurora
A. D. Smith
Willow Lake
T. Donoghue
Wolsey
A. B. Jones
Mitchell District
Ira
N. Pardee
Alexandria
O. H. Sproul
Alpena
George F. Bierber
Armour
J. Q. Swim
Bridgewater
L. B. Wiles
Brule
Castalin
W. H. Underwood
Chamberlain
Cornell
O. Hutchinson
Diana
Smith
Howard
A. T. Thompson
Kimball
J. W. Bell
Mitchell
C. B. Clark
Mitchell Circuit
E. W
Mount Vernon
T. H. Walker
Oliver
Janes Trewartha
Plankinton
J. W. Scott
G. J. Corwin
Rome
H.J. Curl
Simpson, & Washburn
Scotland
D. W. Chamberlain
Springfield
Capital Statues. Marble and Bronze Ornaments In Washington
A Washington Herald correspondent surveys Washington statues costing over a million to create and mount. It details who is honored by statues of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and others, the locations from Statuary Hall to the Capitol dome, and notes vandalism and future plans including a new historical group with Lafayette Columbus and Grant.
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Washington
New York Herald
Congress
Capitol
Statuary Hall
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Garfield
Georgeton
New York
Treasury
Alexander Ham
E. D. Baker
Californ
Jacob Collamer
Vermont
Judiciary
John Marshall
Virinia
Livingston
Scott
McPherson
Thomas
Rawlins
George
Houdin
Greenough
Pater Patrix
Senate
Johnson
Eincoin Square
David
Feo
Afayette
Commodore N. P. Levy
United States Navy
United
Paris
Old Hickory
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
War and Navy
Hoar
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Des'rous
Tnen Nea
Old Hall
House
Lafayette
Columbus
Grant
Great Circle
Peace
Local Stock Losses and New Community Projects
Baldwell and Walport liquor dealers at Cavour suspend operations. Lower Brule agency Indian women organize a sewing society. J W B Hunters barn at Ojata Loss valued at 5000 with 3000 insurance. A 15000 bushel elevator rises at St Thomas. Pennington county School township votes 3500 in bonds for schoolhouses. Mandan fire destroys Dan Schmidt dwelling. Turtle Mountain fires cause damages near 1,000,000. Rev E English of Grinnell Iowa accepts Baptist pastorate in Hu n.
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Baldwell & Walport
Cavour
Lower Brule
St. Thomas
Pennington County
Schoo
Mandan
Dan Schmidt
Turtle Mountain
English
Grinnell
Iowa
Panto
The
Baptist Church
Hun
Paying Cash vs Credit System in Retail Business
The piece argues cash payments would curb credit evils in retail and reduce overcrowding, noting creditors burden merchants and harsh competition. It contrasts retail with wholesale credit, cites New York debt habits, and urges cash discipline to protect honest merchants and consumer fairness.
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The
San Francisco Chronicle
England
New York
Apetre
Essooo
He Knew Her Failing Mrs de Vorced and Bridal Vail
A humorous Zezas Siftings item questions marriage vows and durable fashion choices. It riffs on a bride’s veil being praised for lasting power and features playful banter about indestructible orange blossoms and skepticism about wedding plans.
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Mose Schaumberg, Jr
Secret cake recipe described for lunch servings
Rollrich paste into rounds the size of a breakfast plate and half an inch thick. Spread with a pound of currants and candied lemon steeped in rum or brandy. Layer another paste round, seal well, cut into quarters, and bake at once. Serve hot or cold.
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